Moor grass belongs among reliable and undemanding ornamental grasses that bring greenery to flower beds even when other plants are just waking up from winter. Its neat tufts start growing very early in spring and maintain a lovely appearance throughout the season. In nature, it usually grows on stony slopes and edges of light forests, which is why it is perfectly adapted to drier conditions.
In the garden, these grasses thrive best in well-drained soil and sunny or semi-shady locations. It tolerates drought excellently and is reliably frost-hardy, so it requires almost no maintenance after planting. It is great for gravel beds, rock gardens, or as an underplanting for taller shrubs. Thanks to its compact growth, it nicely complements spring bulbs and low-growing perennials, for which it creates a natural background.

Sesleria autumnalis

Sesleria caerulea

Seslaria heufleriana